Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-31
General Notes.

Book of Mormon. The Episcopal school
house was crowded with attentive listen
ees. The lecture will be repeated this
evening.
Gardening is in full swing in the gar,
den city of Weber county, the beautiful
Plain City, and the prospects are good
for copious crops in field. orchard and
garden. So we learn from our friend w.
T. Stoker, the probable next postmaster
there.
The great cattle importer, Rollin P.
Sake, was around town yesterday with
his customary urbanity.
NJ. L. Levy, of San Francisco, is a
guest at the Broom,
Gus Lippman, of Boston, is in town,
Yesterday forenoon there was collision
between a street car and Alderman j.
Reeves buggy on the corner of Main and
Fifth street. There was no damage
done; neither was there any inflicted TO
the team of VIM. Van Dyke, which ran
away from the depot.
Salt shipping is going on at lively
rate from the Hot Springs. Carload
upon carload is going to Montana to the
smelling works.
John E. Stephens & Co. have adorned
the red sides of the sprinkling cart with
their firm announcements.
On Tuesday night, malicious fellow
tried to break into the residence of 5. h.
Joslyn on Fourth street, while Mrs. JOS
lyn was alone. On her getting up and
going to the door, the nocturnal prowler
beat a hasty retreat. He is known, how
ever, and will save his bacon by not re-
peating his uncalled-for visit.
Four miles from Ogden, severl citizens
have struck rich iron mine. Five tons
of good ore on the dump having already
found ready purchasers, and more will
follow.
David Kay, the great little merchant,
has returned from a big trip through
California
H. L. Griffin, one of Ogden's leading
produce dealers, is enjoying the balmy
skies of Los Angeles, in company with
Mrs. Griffin and daughter. They are in
excellent health and spirits.
R. G. Dykeman, of Green River,
Wyo., is at the Chapman House.
On Sunday evening in the NJ. Z.
Church, Miss G. s. Burnett will give a
temperance lecture on the subject:
GLOW Can We Save our Boys from the
Evils of Intemperance ?" All are in
vited.
Last evenings train from the north,
which was one hour late, brought down
sixty-three men, who with their outfits
left to-day for work on the Chicago &
Northwestern.
Yesterday seventy-five men were taken
north to work at Pocatello.
The U. P. was on time last evening.
Just as the south-bound Utah Central
pulled out last evening, I observed a
Sorrow-stricken group, consisting of Mr..
Richard Jardine and wife, of Amy,
Wyoming, who had come to take the re-
mains of their infant boy Erwin Joseph,
five months old, to Kaysville for inter-
ment. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Jardine's brother, Mr.. J. r. Paine.
Manager William Van Dyke, of the
Union Opera House, has gone to Salt
Lake City.
Mr.. Arthur Stayner, of Salt Lake City,
stopped at the Broom last night.
Yesterday mornings G. P. train came
in two sections, the first at 9 80. There
were l5S first-class and 20 second-class
passengers.
There was an enormous throng at the
depot this morning.
Apostle Lorenzo Snow passed through
Ogden northward, this forenoon. His
son, A. G. Snow, met him here.
A petition is being circulated, to be
laid before the Council tomorrow, pro-
testing against the proposed removal of
Weber river bridge, and suggesting as an
expedient in case of the closing of Fourth
street to traffic, that a road be made
along the rivsr side southwark as far as
Eighth street, and one as far north as
First street This plan appears very
feasible, as it would obviate all the diff
culties now in the way. The petition is
very numerously signed.
Last evening Mr.. Thomas Saunders,
trainmaster of the d. & R. q. at Pueblo,
Colorado, arrived in Ogden with his wife,
trip round the Coast, fom California up
to Oregon, and down this way.
On Tuesday William Fischer, of the
Fischer beer hall, celebrated the compile
ton of the twenty-fourth year of his
earthly career. We congratulate.
Frank & Co. Marcus & RusselD have
moved their office of the hide, leather,
of i ~. j
stand on Main street.
The Eccles block, between the Coop.
and the Kuhn block, helps the imposing
appearance of that side of Main street
greatly.
H. V. Shurtlif, or "Hack ST., )" will re-
turn from a pleasant sojourn in Cal
ifornia in few days.
Don't forget the Pleasant Hour Club in
Woodmansee's Hall this evening, or
you'll miss a rare treat.
Remember, tomorrow is April fool,
also collection day How many will be
fooled? Who will be fooled in his ex-
pectations with his petition in the City
Council?
On April 18th and 18th, the celebrated
Gibbeney family, the unusual phenome-
non of the day, will give performances in
the Union Opera House, with the coop
Grafton of the Ogden Brass Band, who
will share in the profits.
Married.-At the residence of the
brides mother, at s o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, by Rev. Jayne, Miss Sarah A.
harris na;n St and D. P. Nelligan. The happy